Income taxes paid at Indianapolis office in rush
About 3.70 million dollars in income taxes were paid at the Indianapolis IRS office from March 1 to 16. Collector M. Bert Thurman said the final filing hour was midnight Monday and many returns arrived by mail. Peak rush occurred Saturday with about 1.125 million received between 8:30 a.m. and 10:15 p.m.. total returns expected near 175,000.
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King for a Night at Palm Beach Club Ball Wins Costume Prize
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Harriett McConnell Debuts with Paris Opera Company
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Monument Guard Climbs 555 Feet Daily
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Line for German Presidency Leaders Named for Ebert's Succession
Karl Jarries of the People's party once minister of the interior and Otto Braun of the Republican Coalition are among leading candidates to succeed the late President Ebert as head of the German republic.
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